Just as head coach Dan Quinn promised, the Commanders had their third minicamp practice -- albeit much shorter than the previous two -- on Thursday to get a better look at their depth heading into training camp. Let's get into some of the top quotes and plays from the day.

Jayden Daniels took some time to speak to the media about his and the offense's progress during the offseason.

The Washington Commanders were giddy when Sonny Styles fell to them at No. 7 overall, and so far, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Commanders have been pleased with their investment.

The Washington Commanders began their three-day minicamp on Tuesday, and unlike some teams that elect to cancel the final practice before the summer break, they're going to get a full week's worth of work.

The Commanders are looking for more than results on the field. They want their players to show toughness as well as a refusal to give up on their teammates, and Williams has both of those qualities in spades.

The Washington Commanders' offense regressed a bit in 2025 after being one of the best units in the league two years ago, but the run game was one of the few areas that managed to maintain its success.

The Commanders have their three-day minicamp this week. Here are three things to pay attention to once videos and other updates circulate on social media.

Conerly is still far from reaching his ceiling, but he's gotten closer to it with a full NFL offseason under him. He's stronger and more comfortable compared to his rookie year, and there's more optimism for what he can do as part of the Commanders' offensive line.

There should be plenty of chances to make plays in the Washington Commanders' new defense, and that gets Oweh excited for what he can do with his new team.

There are a lot of high expectations for the Washington Commanders heading into the 2026 season, and the "Command Center" crew is break down some of their favorite half-baked takes.

Joshua Josephs has something to prove during his rookie year with the Washington Commanders, but that isn't different from how he has approached the sport throughout his career.